Married Alisana 1849
Married Sophia 1854
Married Franny 1859
Married Julia Dec 27, 1894 in Peoria. Reported birth in Indiana, a farmer, parents Abraham and Barbara Long Louderback
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DANIEL LOUDERBACK
Daniel Louderback was born in the state of Indiana, December 1st, 1827. His father, Abraham Louderback, was born in Rockingham county, Virginia, in the year 1786, and at about the age of thirty, was married to Miss Barbara Long. They had a family of eight children, of whom the subject is sketch is the seventh. Soon after his marriage Mr. Louderback removed to Indiana, and from that state he came to Schuyler county in 1829, and purchased a farm near Rushville. About the year 1839 he purchased a farm in Hickory township. Mr. Louderback laid out Bluff City. His wife, the mother of Daniel, died in 1845 or 46, soon after which he was married to his second wife. Mr. Louderback died at his residence in July, 1871. Daniel received his early education in Schuyler county, and in 1847 was married to Miss Elsie Ann, daughter of David Shaw, Esq. The fruits of this union was a family of four children, of which all are now deceased. His wife died in the fall of 1851. The next July he was married to Miss Sophia Souverins. They had a family of three children, of which only one is living at the present time. His second wife died about three years after marriage, and on the 15th of January, 1859, he was married to Miss Francis Stronsnider. With his last wife he has six children, of whom one is now deceased. Mr. Louderback's vocation is that of a farmer, and we can justly say that he has one of the best improved farms in the valley of the Illinois river. Politically, he is a supporter of the democratic party
BIOGRAPHIES OF
OLD SCHUYLER COUNTY SETTLERS
written between 1872 and 1878
Married Sophia 1854
Married Franny 1859
Married Julia Dec 27, 1894 in Peoria. Reported birth in Indiana, a farmer, parents Abraham and Barbara Long Louderback
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DANIEL LOUDERBACK
Daniel Louderback was born in the state of Indiana, December 1st, 1827. His father, Abraham Louderback, was born in Rockingham county, Virginia, in the year 1786, and at about the age of thirty, was married to Miss Barbara Long. They had a family of eight children, of whom the subject is sketch is the seventh. Soon after his marriage Mr. Louderback removed to Indiana, and from that state he came to Schuyler county in 1829, and purchased a farm near Rushville. About the year 1839 he purchased a farm in Hickory township. Mr. Louderback laid out Bluff City. His wife, the mother of Daniel, died in 1845 or 46, soon after which he was married to his second wife. Mr. Louderback died at his residence in July, 1871. Daniel received his early education in Schuyler county, and in 1847 was married to Miss Elsie Ann, daughter of David Shaw, Esq. The fruits of this union was a family of four children, of which all are now deceased. His wife died in the fall of 1851. The next July he was married to Miss Sophia Souverins. They had a family of three children, of which only one is living at the present time. His second wife died about three years after marriage, and on the 15th of January, 1859, he was married to Miss Francis Stronsnider. With his last wife he has six children, of whom one is now deceased. Mr. Louderback's vocation is that of a farmer, and we can justly say that he has one of the best improved farms in the valley of the Illinois river. Politically, he is a supporter of the democratic party
BIOGRAPHIES OF
OLD SCHUYLER COUNTY SETTLERS
written between 1872 and 1878
Married Alisana 1849
Married Sophia 1854
Married Franny 1859
Married Julia Dec 27, 1894 in Peoria. Reported birth in Indiana, a farmer, parents Abraham and Barbara Long Louderback
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DANIEL LOUDERBACK
Daniel Louderback was born in the state of Indiana, December 1st, 1827. His father, Abraham Louderback, was born in Rockingham county, Virginia, in the year 1786, and at about the age of thirty, was married to Miss Barbara Long. They had a family of eight children, of whom the subject is sketch is the seventh. Soon after his marriage Mr. Louderback removed to Indiana, and from that state he came to Schuyler county in 1829, and purchased a farm near Rushville. About the year 1839 he purchased a farm in Hickory township. Mr. Louderback laid out Bluff City. His wife, the mother of Daniel, died in 1845 or 46, soon after which he was married to his second wife. Mr. Louderback died at his residence in July, 1871. Daniel received his early education in Schuyler county, and in 1847 was married to Miss Elsie Ann, daughter of David Shaw, Esq. The fruits of this union was a family of four children, of which all are now deceased. His wife died in the fall of 1851. The next July he was married to Miss Sophia Souverins. They had a family of three children, of which only one is living at the present time. His second wife died about three years after marriage, and on the 15th of January, 1859, he was married to Miss Francis Stronsnider. With his last wife he has six children, of whom one is now deceased. Mr. Louderback's vocation is that of a farmer, and we can justly say that he has one of the best improved farms in the valley of the Illinois river. Politically, he is a supporter of the democratic party
BIOGRAPHIES OF
OLD SCHUYLER COUNTY SETTLERS
written between 1872 and 1878
Married Sophia 1854
Married Franny 1859
Married Julia Dec 27, 1894 in Peoria. Reported birth in Indiana, a farmer, parents Abraham and Barbara Long Louderback
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DANIEL LOUDERBACK
Daniel Louderback was born in the state of Indiana, December 1st, 1827. His father, Abraham Louderback, was born in Rockingham county, Virginia, in the year 1786, and at about the age of thirty, was married to Miss Barbara Long. They had a family of eight children, of whom the subject is sketch is the seventh. Soon after his marriage Mr. Louderback removed to Indiana, and from that state he came to Schuyler county in 1829, and purchased a farm near Rushville. About the year 1839 he purchased a farm in Hickory township. Mr. Louderback laid out Bluff City. His wife, the mother of Daniel, died in 1845 or 46, soon after which he was married to his second wife. Mr. Louderback died at his residence in July, 1871. Daniel received his early education in Schuyler county, and in 1847 was married to Miss Elsie Ann, daughter of David Shaw, Esq. The fruits of this union was a family of four children, of which all are now deceased. His wife died in the fall of 1851. The next July he was married to Miss Sophia Souverins. They had a family of three children, of which only one is living at the present time. His second wife died about three years after marriage, and on the 15th of January, 1859, he was married to Miss Francis Stronsnider. With his last wife he has six children, of whom one is now deceased. Mr. Louderback's vocation is that of a farmer, and we can justly say that he has one of the best improved farms in the valley of the Illinois river. Politically, he is a supporter of the democratic party
BIOGRAPHIES OF
OLD SCHUYLER COUNTY SETTLERS
written between 1872 and 1878
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